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Beth Hart ~ Broken and Ugly


Me and my dog really get along She don't howl when I'm screamin' my songs I cuss, I drink, I lie, I spit, Guess I really don't give a shit Broken and ugly yes I am Still I feel good divin' in Mama I'm runnin' again- odelay Down in Alabama where I'm wanted in jail I'm a little nervous in the Bible belt I'm broke I'm smoked out and passed out on the bar Then I took all the money and your grandma's car Broken and ugly yes I am Still I look good divin' in Mama I'm runnin' again- Odelay Do what ya do say what ya say Don't waste no time on yesterdays Cash in your ticket to ride Don't let them talk you into walkin' Into no one else's shoes Don't be no sucker in line more free lyrics

Me and my dog really get along
She don't howl when I'm screamin' my songs
I cuss, I drink, I lie, I spit,
Guess I really don't give a shit
Broken and ugly yes I am
Still I feel good divin' in Mama
I'm runnin' again- odelay
Down in Alabama where I'm wanted in jail
I'm a little nervous in the Bible belt
I'm broke I'm smoked out and passed out on the bar
Then I took all the money and your grandma's car
Broken and ugly yes I am
Still I look good divin' in Mama
I'm runnin' again- Odelay
Do what ya do say what ya say
Don't waste no time on yesterdays
Cash in your ticket to ride
Don't let them talk you into walkin'
Into no one else's shoes
Don't be no sucker in line

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